Artworks

My practice in Land Art is rooted in connection — to place, to people, and to the present moment. Each work is an invitation to slow down, to become aware, and to engage deeply with the land beneath our feet. Through collaboration with the natural world, I work with found materials such as seedpods, bark, and fallen flowers to co-create large-scale earth sculptures that tell the quiet yet powerful stories of local ecologies.

These ephemeral works are shaped by texture, colour, and form — guided by what the land offers and where it leads. The process is inherently healing: a way of shifting perspective, finding beauty in the overlooked, and experiencing a profound sense of belonging. Participating in the making of Land Art creates a moment of reconnection with the earth and with one another.